George Kent advances smart metering with the nation’s first branded ultrasonic water meter


PETALING JAYA: George Kent (M) Bhd has announced a strategic partnership with Shanghai-listed Qingdao Topscomm Communication Co Ltd (Topscomm) for the development of GK Ultra, the nation’s first locally branded ultrasonic water meter.

In a statement, George Kent said the smart metering solution that is currently under development and engineered to meet international standards and support global market expansion.

“GK Ultra also supports Malaysia’s National Industrial Master Plan 2030 (NIMP), which aims to position Malaysia as a high-technology and innovation-driven economy.

“As the only Malaysian company to introduce a locally branded smart ultrasonic water meter to the market, it aligns with NIMP’s goals of digitalisation, promoting homegrown innovation and high-technology exports.”

George Kent added that GK Ultra aims to deliver a compelling alternative with up to four times the accuracy of conventional mechanical water meters, along with superior durability and digital connectivity.

“Utilising ultrasonic technology with no moving parts, GK Ultra is embedded with Internet-of-Things and Artificial Intelligence capabilities for real-time data monitoring, remote meter reading, leak detection, and predictive maintenance, empowering utilities worldwide to transition toward intelligent, data-driven water management.”

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